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Emily Johnson
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Feb 19, 2025
4:33 PM
Creating your own game with Scratch is an exciting way to learn programming and express creativity! In this guide, we’ll walk you through the basics of creating a simple Slope Game.

Step 1: Set Up Your Project
Go to Scratch and start a new project.
Remove the default cat sprite by selecting it and clicking the trash icon.
Step 2: Design Your slope online Character
Choose a simple sprite for your character, like a circle or square.
Add movement to the character using the arrow keys by coding with the "if key pressed" blocks to move the sprite left and right.
Step 3: Create the Slope Path
Create a slanted background that acts as the slope.
Add gravity by changing the "y" position of the player character to make it fall unless touching the ground.
Step 4: Add Obstacles
Design obstacles that move across the screen.
Use the "if touching" block to detect collisions. If the player hits an obstacle, the game can end or reset.
Step 5: Add a Score System
Create a score variable and reset it when the game starts.
Increase the score as the player avoids obstacles or reaches specific milestones.
Conclusion
With just a few steps, you’ve created a basic Slope Game in Scratch! Feel free to test your game, make improvements, and share it with friends. The more you play around with Scratch, the more fun and challenging your games will become!

Last Edited by Emily Johnson on Feb 19, 2025 4:55 PM


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